Trans baby killer in Indiana starts OnlyFans after decades-early prison release

Following his quiet December release from prison, which was revealed in late March, Jonathan Richardson, the trans-identified male also known as Autumn Cordellione, has launched an OnlyFans account. 

Richardson had been released from prison decades early in his 55-year sentence for murdering his 11-month-old stepdaughter. Since being released, Reduxx reports Richardson has launched an OnlyFans account, where he has been selling pornographic content of himself.

During Richardson’s deposition, he said that while he had been briefly married to the mother of the child he killed, he worked at an "adult bookstore" that sold pornographic videos as a janitor. He said that he would have sex with male customers of the business while pretending to be a girl.

In content posted to TikTok, Richardson is seen using AI to feminize himself, including a video with the caption "#Meaftermysurgeries," in which Richardson uses AI to give himself a small waist and large breasts and hips, wearing a number of scantily clad outfits. In another video, Richardson uses AI to create a video of himself twerking. 

In his TikTok bio, he describes himself as being a "transwoman who recently was released from prison after almost 26 years, I am pansexual and in my 40's. I am a civil rights activist and [love] tattoos."

While in prison, Richardson sued to obtain sex change surgeries. In September of 2024, United States District Court for Southern Indiana Judge Richard Young sided with Richardson and the ACLU, saying that Richardson had been a victim of "cruel and unusual punishment" when a sex change surgery was denied. The judge ordered that the Department of Corrections make the surgery available to Richardson as soon as possible.

Richardson had demanded a list of surgeries, including a "vagina," breast implants, a brow lift and reduction, a uterus transplant, a tummy tuck, gluteal implants, and hair removal, among other items. That list was reduced to penile inversion and an orchiectomy, a surgery that removes the testicles.